The Mukesh Ambani-owned Mumbai [ Images ] franchise made it's presence felt in round two of the Indian Premier League's [ Images ] player auction, with the purchase of Harbhajan Singh [ Images ] and Sanath Jayasuriya [ Images ] for a total purse of US $18,25,000.

• Dhoni fetches highest price in round one

Jayasuriya fetched the highest bid in round 2, for $975,000 against his base price of $250,000.

Mumbai, which will be led by Sachin Tendulkar [ Images ], then made another strong bid for Harbhajan, and pocketed him for $850,000 against his base price of $250,000.

Sri Lankan wicketkeeping sensation Kumar Sangakkara [ Images ] also fetched a high price of $700,000, bought by Mohali, partly owned by Preity Zinta [ Images ] and Ness Wadia [ Images ].

Indian Test skipper Anil Kumble [ Images ], as expected, was snapped up by Vijay Mallya's [ Images ] Bangalore for $500,000

Earlier, India's ODI captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni [ Images ] fetched the highest price in round one of the auction. He was bought by Indian Cements, owner of the Chennai franchise, for a whopping 1.5 million US dollars, approximately Rs six crore.

The bid results after two rounds: